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Originally Posted by dfb
Rames 14.. im the kind of buyer that says if i need to spend more to have tires that are more reliable, or a roof that is better, carpet that wears better then I say do it. Spending 300 more on better tires to reduce the chances of causing an accident, or thousands in damages to the rv is worth it. I have learned a long time ago that spnding less IS MORE EXPENSIVE. On spending 90,000 dollars 200 will not cost a sale. But a bad reputation due to cutting corners can cost many more sales. Id love to see aluminum roofs and siding again. Aluminum roofs dont get torn, and aluminum siding is easier to repair and much easier to keep looking new. Im my opinion..
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DFB,
I have no interest in old school aluminum. Most of us are able to buy a Montana for a lot less than $90K.
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